Eisenhower Calls Congressional Heads To Bi Partisan Parley
Springfield dispatch reports President Eisenhower invites congressional leaders to a bipartisan White House conference. The piece notes Hodge may seek immediate imprisonment for an $800000 embezzlement case and outlines possible moves by Dulles Nixon and other top officials ahead of London talks.
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Orville E. Hodge
George Coulrakon
Washington
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State Department
Chicago
Bethi
John Foster
White House
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White Mouse
Comaleri
Murray Snyder
Latham
Yat
Gettysburg
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Nixon
Arena
Vice Press
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Orchin
Dulley
Sourwine accuses Stevenson on China and UN admission
Jay Sourwine former chief counsel accuses Adlai Stevenson of favoring admission of Chinese Communists to the United Nations and of pro internal security views. He cites Stevenson answers at a Democratic caucus questioning credentials policy and a Stevenson stance on rejecting Chinese entry. Kefauver campaign manager Donohue backs a Stevenson Kefauver ticket.
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Jay Sovawlne
Senat Taseinal Seekly
United States Senate
Nevada
Adlal Stevenson
Com
Thuniat
China
Sourwine
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
United Nations
Tosopahe New
United
Steveneng
Marsh Firm Plans Second Market Here
Findliners Inc York town announced a large new supermarket and shopping center to be built on Ind 32 three quarters mile west of Ruble Avenue. The 125 by 165 foot center will be the second market planned for Anderson area by Marsh Inc. Construction on a similar center continues at East Street and Lennox Street east of Kelly.
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Marsh Findliners, Inc
Yorktawn
Res ‘Ail
Aarge
Ind
Ruble Avenue
Anderson
Marsh
Eath St
Lennox St
Kelly
Ermal March
Gaus Family
I Drug Store
Man Gives Up Driving Privileges in Motels Township
Morris Plains NT HK David M. Gray voluntarily surrenders his license to Motels Township Magistrate Serge P. Wirzi citing personal choice. Gray purchased his first car in 1916 and decides to quit driving.
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Morris Plains
David M. Gray
Gray
Serge P. Wirzi
Want To Give Away Pups and Kittens In Classified Ads
Daily reports to the Bulletin Herald Classifieds show strong call volume for unwanted litters. A resident advertises pets needing homes and urges humane disposal rather than dumping. Dial 95971 to place a humane ad seeking good homes for terrier or cocker spaniel puppies and kittens.
British delay plans on airlift rethink amid Suez talks
London postponed 3090 troops to the Mediterranean and canceled 2 troopship sailings while considering home shore ups for NATO forces in Germany. Eden summoned May to discuss Soviet notes on the London Suez conference as Egypt forms a national liberation army ready for possible force.
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London
Alelt
Mediterranean
Middle East
NATO
Germany
Defense Ministry
War Office
Anthony Eden
Selwyn Mayd
Suez
Britain
Russia
Cairo
Egypt
France
Eden
Wight
Colum
Cloudy Weather Forecast Keeps Temperatures Mild
Weather outlook shows overcast skies across the state with temperatures near 45 degrees and a low around 40 tonight. Yesterday’s range spanned 59 to 83 degrees, with current afternoon reading around 78 degrees amid forecasted showers.
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Pasvibel
Annual County 4-H Fair Ends Tonight in Madison County
The annual County 4-H Fair in Madison County closes tonight in Alexandria after a large crowd attended music, calls, and livestock shows. Swine and sheep events ran yesterday with winners to receive awards from judges Don Brown and Marvin Pills. dress revue led by Miss Kelhryt Gregory followed by an awards presentation by Albert Zukunft.
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Madison County
Alexandria
Don Brown
Marvin Pills
Kelhryt Gregory
Albert Zukunft
Parking Restrictions Placed on Indiana 22 in Anderson
Anderson Chief of Police Robert Morgan said the state notified new parking bans on sections of Indiana 22 in Anderson. No parking on both sides of 14th Street from Fairview to Ohio and on Ohio Avenue from Walnut to Columbus, plus no parking on either side of 11th Street from Fairview to Arrow. State may set weighing stations on 33 and near Nichol to check heavy trucks. Ban aims to improve safety for students at Seninran and Shadeland schools.
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Anderson
Robert Morgan
State Highway Department
14Th Street
Fairview Street
Ohio Avenue
Walnut Street
Columbus Avenue
11Th Street
Fairview
Arrow Avenue
Morgan
Board of Safety
High Department
Forthcoming Political Conventions The American Invention
A historical overview traces the rise of political conventions from caucuses and legislative nominating sessions to formal party conventions. It notes 1824 New York state ideas as a turning point and mentions early uses by Anti Masons and National Republicans, with Democrats in Baltimore in 1842.
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New York
Henry Clay
Democrat Party
Baltimore
Hall Loses renomination bid in Kansas governor race
Early returns from Kansas Democratic primaries show Gov. Fred Hall defeated by over 30 votes in the GOP contest, while George Docking leads Harry Woodring for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 76,159 to 15,301 votes in unofficial tallies. Woodring previously served as governor and as Roosevelt era secretary of war.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
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Jana US
Tye J
Fred Hall
George Docking
Harry Woodring
Woodring
Roosevelt
Meadowbrook Petitioners Set Meeting On Tuesday
South Anderson residents plan a Meadowbrook School meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Property owners who signed petitions for a Greater Meadowbrook Conservancy District are invited. The 825 petitioners filed the petition in Madison Circuit Court months ago. A state supreme court ruling voided the state conservancy district law. local court decision expected soon.
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South Anderson
Meadowbrook School
Greater
Meadowbrook Conservancy
Vincent Kelley
Madison Cieurt
Indiana
State Supreme Court
State Conservancy District
Eleven Die In Wrecks Five Are Hurt Here
Eleven people died in Indiana highway wrecks including three Muncie brothers Shelly Neal Kelly Neal and George Neal killed at a railroad crossing near McCordsville. Five others were hurt in two local accidents. The dead were on a fishing trip from Geist Lake when their car was struck by a westbound New York Central passenger train near Ind 67.
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Muncie Brothers
McCordsville
Shelly E
Neal
Kelly Neal
George
New York Central
Ind
Hoover Sees Better Peace Prospects Ahead
Former President Herbert Hoover, in San Francisco, says world peace chances are better now than four years ago. He plans to celebrate his birthday with a 12 hour workday and declines to discuss politics at the GOP convention opening August 20. Hoover notes less tension but offers no timeline for peace.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Peever
Tial
Soviet Union pushes wider talks at Suez meeting
Moscow accepted invitation to the London Suez conference but urged broadening the agenda to include Panama Canal and other waterways. Kremlin suggested postponing talks to August end and expanding participation to 48 powers, with Cairo as a possible venue if talks shift. The stance framed Suez talks as interference in Egypt affairs and questioned the focus on Suez alone.
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Soviet Union
Panama Canal
Russia
Cairo
Sscs
London
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Egypt
Kremin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Panama
Jaby
Suez Canal
Dae' Idaueiles
Kafttegat
Jaegerrat
Japan
Truman Rails Against Ike As He Campaigns In Chicago
Ex president Truman arrived in Chicago to spar with the Eisenhower administration, urge a strong civil rights platform, and signal a Sunday reveal of his preferred Democratic nominee. He blasted the GOP, predicted its fall in November, and boosted Stevenson and Herriman supporters gathered at the Blackstone Hotel.
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Chicago
Truman
Eisenhower
GOP
Lne
Blackstone
Stevenson
Herriman
Adlai E. Stevenson F
Guide Lamp Picnic Set With Free Rides And Stage Show
Thousands are expected to attend the Guide Lamp Picnic on Saturday at Riverside Amusement Park Indianapolis. The all day program begins at 8 30 a m and ends around 5 p m featuring free rides a stage show strolling clowns musicians skating and attendance gifts. The planning group is led by Marino Haubursin with committees for reception attendance gifts and special guests listed among local names.
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Herron
Ralph Carter
Frederick
Abel
James Herbert
Wiliam Mefer
Manigell
Ray Stanesu
Geng
Riverside
Indianapolis
Marino Haubursin
Mr. Haubersin
Everett J. Dietzer
H. K. Rice
GR. Broshar
M. E. Ewing
Leon Havygood
James Zedal
Carroll Guard
Joe Shackle
Wilfred Pearson
Norman P’sim
Young Trio Admits Causing Big Fire and Derailment
Three boys ages 9 and 10 confessed to setting a barn fire at William Walter's farm near Ladoga causing about 1000 dollars in damage and hay loss. They also admitted attempting to derail a Monon line and stealing rides on farm tractors, after taking keys and riding machines to view how the trains would react.
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Fpurdsville
Trio
Montgomery County
William Walter
Ladoga
Walter
Roachdale
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity Barn
St Johns Hospital lists births for Mr and Mrs Dunalé Phiegar at BH Seminole Dr Bay Mr and Mrs Robert Mann Rt 2 Bay Mr and Mrs Keith Koeniger Pendleton a gift Mr and Mr Artie Barris Tower Apts a girl Mr and Mra Robert Hodge Rt 5 a girl Me and Mia Phil Petro stata Ade 07 weal a girl
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St John's Hospital
Dunalé Phiegar
Robert Mann
Keith Koeniger
Pendleton
Artie Barris
Tower Apts
Mra
Robert Hodge
Mia
Phil Petro
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